US officials and CrowdStrike move to disrupt malware linked to crypto theft

US federal authorities and private-sector partners, including CrowdStrike, have worked together in an operation targeting malware linked to cryptocurrency theft, according to Cointelegraph. The malware allegedly redirected about $150,000 in crypto over the past eight years. The operation was intended to disrupt the malicious software and its ability to divert digital assets. The source did not identify the specific cryptocurrencies affected or provide details on any direct impact for CRO or RED. The cooperation highlights continued efforts by authorities and cybersecurity companies to address malware used in crypto-related theft. No further information was provided on arrests, prosecutions, or the technical methods used in the disruption.